Tried searching but the search function on this board is strange. Basically recommend me street brake pads for 2005 350z Base. and where I can buy them locally in greater Los Angeles area.

thanks


flame on.

 

Stop by West Covina Nissan.

PM user name Jeff@WestCovinaNissan. He will take care of you.

 

thanks, duh why didnt I think of west covina nissan. do they carry pads besides stock?

 

yes, it is jeff that built up performance nissan that is running it.

 

Yeah Jeff at Wesco Nissan would be a good place to start. If you are looking for something with something that doesnt dust up too much I like the project mu

 

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I NEED new brakes too!!!! mine sqeeek a lot.. do i need to resurface my rotors? i have about 25000 miles, and i forgot if i resurfaced it or not last time. and YES pads that wont put as much dust out as the oems. PM me price please west co. nissan. and appx. how long itll take. thanks!

 

Chances are you might have to resurface your rotors.
Just upgrade to Stoptech Stage 2.
I'm also planning to upgrade soon...lets ask Jeff for two person discount lol

 

u would want to resurface the rotors so that the new brake pads wear in correctly. project mu pads are awesome

 

sexy~ so JEFF! pm me price for resurfacing rotors and project mu pads, if u have them. also need to know how long this will take.

 

also you can check out tony from riverside infinity, he will hook you up,

 

I used to work really close to Stillen, and I would get my Hawk pads from them. I liked them cuz they weren't as dusty as stock.

 

My 2005 just started squeeking as well. I have 25,000k on it.
I need some project mu brake pads and a resurface as well. Group discount ???

 

i bought a machine that resurfaces rotors lol... gotta learn how to use it though

 

HOLD UP! after how many miles do u have to re surface the rotors from the date of purchase?! and after how many miles for the brakes?

 

+1

 

We carry, Stock, Nismo, Hawk and Project MU. PM me for pricing. I checked with Service, they recommend if you have over 3000 miles you should lightly resurface the rotors. BUT, if you've been driving the crap out of the car, even 1000 miles might be too much. Hard question to answer.